In the early hours of Friday (14) occurred the total eclipse of the moon, a beautiful spectacle for those who were attentive to the night sky. The phenomenon receives the nickname of Blood moon as our satellite acquires a reddish color when it is covered by the shadow of the earth.
Was the time or the sky was cloudy on time? We have separated some images of the phenomenon in the gallery above.
The eclipse was visible throughout the Brazilian territory (in addition to the rest of South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, the Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic Ocean, it was enough to have a Unimpeded view of the west horizon . We will no longer have any lunar eclipse this year, but two solar phenomena are scheduled for the year. The first will happen in March 29 And it will be visible in a part of the Northeast of the United States and Canada, as well as in Greenland, Iceland and parts of Europe and northwest Africa.
The second will occur six months later, in September 21 But only a few lucky nations in Oceania – including New Zealand, Fiji and a small part of Australia – and in Antarctica they will be able to see the show.
Check out all the unmissable astronomical phenomena of 2025.
*With information from Fernanda Pinotti, from CNN
This content was originally published in Eclipse with Blood Moon occurred at dawn on Friday: Check out images on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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